THEY throng from the east and the west, The north and the south, with a song; To golden abodes of their rest They throng. Eternity stretches out long: Time, brief at its worst or its best, Will quit them of ruin and wrong. A rainbow aloft for their crest, A palm for their weakness made strong: As doves breast all winds to their nest, They throng. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE WHITE PEACOCK by STEPHEN VINCENT BENET SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY: ALONZO CHURCHILL by EDGAR LEE MASTERS SQUIRE BOWLING GREEN by EDGAR LEE MASTERS DEDICATION TO THE LATER SONNETS TO URANIA by GEORGE SANTAYANA ELEGY: THE LAMENT OF EDWARD BLASTOCK; FOR RICHARD ROWLEY by EDITH SITWELL |